Anniversary dinner marks Friends in Council milestone
Fifty five years since the club’s founding, Friends in Council held a jubilee dinner at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Irving. Members and guests attended as Mrs. Learsd welcomed them, with candles and a large round table above. Reminiscences were shared by Miss Sar and several past members, including four who had died since the last anniversary. Many attendees were noted, including Mrs. Deacon-Haskell, Sayre, Mrs. I. B. Westernmain, and other alder members, with arrangements and pre-nuptial courtesy for Marguerite Emery. Various events and upcoming meetings across town were listed, including church societies and club gatherings, as the community’s social calendar continued.
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Friends In Council
Irving
Air
R. Learsd
Poihsettas
C. Thurtau
Clais
French University Alumna Invited to AAW Meetings
A Ph. from Columbia University alumna highly regarded in French university circles has flown to attend a branch meeting of the American Association of University Women. Hege trained women are eligible for membership and invited to participate in upcoming sessions.
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Columbia Universi
A. A. UW
American Association of University ‘Women
Miss Opal Alderson Returns to Morning Visit
Personal items note Miss Opal Alderson a nurse at Belemorial hospital returning home with her parents after a visit. Miss Mary Beryl Miller plans to visit Gas City and spend the week with sister Miss Dine Miller at the Delta Zeta house.
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Opal Alderson
Belemorial Hospital
Tae
Mary Beryl Miller
Gas City
Mis Dine Miller
Delta Zeta
W. Drenman
Kansas City
Phillips
OG. Oe
GC. W
New Broadway Styles Shift Toward Feminine Figures
New York fashion notes report a trend back to feminine silhouettes on Broadway shows. Choreography and costumes favor curves, with busts 34 to 36 inches and nipped waists. Sleeveless gowns, blond veils, and metallic draped turbans rise in popularity among young chorus girls and debutantes.
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Edda Hoyt
New York
Beef Trust
Chorine
Move Approved for KFFQ Radio to Saint Joseph
Radio station KFFQ will move from Oak Nebraska to Saint Joseph Missouri. The local chamber of commerce announced the relocation and noted the station operates at 2000 watts.
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Canneil
Sity Federactis Maf
Chamber of Comserey Meade
UW High
St. Joseph
Dec
A.P
KFFQ
Oak
Nebr
Kommerte
Thanksgiving Shooting Match Returns to New England
A note on the second broadcasting station for this city recalls a common Thanksgiving Day custom in New England. A shooting match, a regular feature of the holiday observance, reflectsearly century practices and local media coverage of regional traditions.
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New England
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W. Spasr
Rete
Venice
Bridge
Peter Biaery
Sam
Philin Ja Aimpbell
Ralph Smith
Ben Hall
N. Smith
Lionotomy
Laivepee Woodruff
the Home Aid
Ladie J
Raul Erhoou
Wil
Tonnecticut
J. Keeler
J. J. Meade
Unis Everling
Missoni Tae & Society of the Evangelical Church
B. F. Lady
Betty Washington
May Phillips
Theta’ Phi’ Alpha
Phil
H. Bell
W. C. Summers
Ee Wilers
Fogase
Howe
H. E
Louisiana Street
Maximilien Rudwin
Remaine University
Marenee
Aunt Het
Robert Quillen
Publishers Syndicate
Dublin
Australia
Dartjmouth College
Dimiti
Gotham
United States
Everwear
Mags
KOTEX
Christmas Club
Merry Christmas
Merchants National Bank
Christi Get
Moore Studio
Nashua
Avoir
Phoenix
Charmeuse
Morice
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